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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-03-04
Transfer Property.--out readers wi

Transfer Property. Our readers will
bear in MUD that the county commissioners
will sit four days week after next to make
tranfers Of property. Persons wishing any
thing Of the kind done will then have an OPP
portunity Of applying to the commissioners
10 hava any change made as to their assess
ment they may desire. 1t is better always to
appear IN person and make the application,
because often it happens that the counts
soners want some explanation about the
transfer or reduction of assessments asked,
which cannot be satisfactorily answered by an
agent.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-03-04
L1cdI EsreUittess

Judge Stone and family are e,neetei 10
return home about the 18th ofthts month.
Miss Bos is the reiShnlng Belle of the neigh
b.rhood 80 en-
Captain Zach Poser has l,ccu commissioned
postmaster al Issue, cobb Neck ,isit. er.
Mr. Henry Mitchell, near Glymoat is yer,
III from blood pasou
a marriage liceuse WAS issued during til,
Nrekto itouertl Mi.slefl and carrie. San
ders.
Hog cholera is prevailing in some sections
Of the county. Many Of our farmers nave SUIT
tered quite heavy losses from the disease.
Mr.. John u, Boartuan has rented Glasvar
farm FROM the administrator OF tile late James
Taylor.
Count Hamilton carries so m1ny scented
love letters in his pocket that he always
smells like a sweet nosegay.
Two civil engineers accompanied by Father
Hayes made survey on Tuesday from Cox >
Station TO Chapel Point, with view of con-
structing a railroad to the latter Pvin..
Tuesday was a dull day in Port Tobacco.
All the lawyers complained ofnot even max
ing small fee except one, who made a cent
md that he IA. ~ N ,bo -0.l
Captain Tom Herbert has traded his span
Of handsome sorrel horses with Mr.. II. G. Fer
gusson for four colts. Cutler can now boast
Of having the finest team in the county.
Mr.. Tompkins, the lessee of Chapel Point,
is preparing to build new pavilion at the
Point. The largest and handsomest steamer
eevr put on the Potomac river will run the
excursions. 1t will be the Sylvester.
The suit ola Miss Anna Taylor against Mr.
Joseph Henry, of the firm Of Henry Bros, at
Cedar Point, for alleged Islander, was tried IN
the city court of Baltimore this week and
judgment rendered in favor of Miss Taylor for
$2Os.
The sale of live stock by Mr.. W. N. Brent
that was to have taken place on last Wednes-
day, has been postponed to next Wednesday.
Bear this in mind. Mr.. Brent has some
very superior quality of live stock, and every
farmer wishing to purchase thOroughbreds
should attend the sale.
There will be a sale Of the personal effects
consisting of Household and Kitchen Fuini-
ture of the late VIM. n, Wade, at his late
residence in Port TOBACCO, on Saturday,
March 5th, 1887.
Mr.. James A. Murray, an enterprsing far
mer near Bryant0wn, has finished stripping
tobacco and sold his entire crop to Messrs.
kaylor & Carroll merchants, at Gallant
Green, fol Sc IS around, Go ahead Mr..
Murray, the early bird gets the first worm
Keep Dr.. Bulls Baltimore Pills always on
hand They are the best liver regulator. -
Price rs cents. =
We cannot say too much 10 praise of DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup; it is the best remedy for
the cure of all diseases babyhood has to en-
counter. Is cents.
Do not be selfish. Tell your frieads 10 give
their cows Days Horse Powder. It is good.
1t needs no praise, Drexel's Bell Cologne.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-03-04

The Fishing Seas0n.-Itis thought b.
old fishermen that the fishing season will coon
open and that the catch this year will be
good One Of the river boats brought up
from one Of the lower shores few shad and
herring few days ago. Numbers Of Gne
rock and perch are now being caught all
along the river.--AIeXandria Gazette.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-03-04
A Picnic for the Econnminal.-T

A Picnic for the Economical.-This
chance Of getting strictly FIRST class clothing
for sach absurdly low prices that it win pay
TO buy them for uext seasons wear. Oehm
4 Son, stirring and satisfactory prices, Pratt
and Hanover streets, Baltimore. Don't mss
this opportunity.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-03-04
Magnets which never fail to Draw.

The semi-annual matchless mark down sale OF
nigh class garments for Men, Youth and Boys
Oyereosts, Suits, &C., all being sacrificed
without regard to present value Now
is the appointed time to make one dollar do
the work of two at Acme Hall, II East Balti-
more new no. near Charles ST., Baltimore,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-03-04

OUINTOLEO.-The great Malaria, Fever
and Ague Remedy. Reliable, SafeA EfieieIt.
Price 20 cents per bottle. For sale BY all
Druggists SEP 24-lm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-03-04

Fits:-All fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No cts after first days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 trial
bottle free TO 6t cases. Send TO DR.. Kline,
93l Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-03-04
RutaI ann 4rsonal.


jesS- The Office Of the lSDErEEDEST has been
vs1orsd 10 no frst .fo0r Of Q,s Masonic Hal,
is.a<diqtsiy ePPosus he EPiseopdt Church.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-03-04
MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,
ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
Published every Friday morning.
The yeung mans advocate,
The poor mans friend.
A. poSEY. Publishar.

Tsrzs Of advertising: For plain matter,
slice per square Is lines) for the first inser-
uSa, Is cents for each subsequent insertion.
Ruls aud figure matter double the above rates.
0httwarv notices half rates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
rouR MONTHS AND FOUR DAYS.
A Trip Made I'm Four Days rhss
Would Have Required feur
Months seventy Years

Mr. Editor: n is true we live in fas,.
business age, and 10 illustrate Il the writer
left our beautiful city OF hills on the 6:25
train on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway OH last Sunday evening To meet an
engsgement az Jack son. Mich, on Tuesday
the 18th; spent three hours In Ashland.
Ky.; two hours In Ironton, Ohio: five
hours in Columbus, ohio; two hours m
Detroit, Mich. twenty four hours In jack
son, Mich; four hours In Newark, Ohio,
and eleven hours In Washington, ID. e.,
and was back in Richmond on Friday morn.
ing for days work aud an auction sale Ia
the afternoon, having trayersed seven
states and travelled about 1000 miles IN
four days and five nights, Stopping forty
nine hours at different points for business
and layoyers. What would our grand
fa,hers say TO such fast living, and who OF
the present generation could afford 10 have
lived seventy wears sgol What vii, the
coming generation, with Gying-macbines
or air.ships, rs they win be called. say OF
our age! The writer hopes yet 10 see the
air nav igated. and be able 10 direct an air
ship, to stop just where he wants.
The wheat crops OF Virginia, West Vir-
ginis, kentucky, and Ohio look worse than
I have seen them for many years. Wheat
in Michigan is looking well, but not so
good as the crop Of 1856. Wheat in Penn
sylyanla Is looking well, but in Maryland
the crop is poor one.
The good farmers OF the North and
Northwest are ready to invest In our cheap
lands, with Orr mild climate and good
market. While on this trip ! sold 70 Mr..
James Mantle, OF Jackson county, Mich,
the "Poe" farm OF 227 acres, two miles
from The city on the Williamsburg road,
for $4,000. Respectfully,
r. H. CUAFpIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
THE GALLEGO-MILLs CASE.
DecIsiOn of Judge HOiiadsy Order
ing n Resale of tue Property.

Judge Holiday, Of the Chancery Court.
Yesterday rendered a decision In the CAT
lego. Mills case. The point was whether to
confirm the sale OF the property TO Dir. {.
l.. Todd OF consider an upset bid OF Gene
raj joseph X. Anderson Offering 10 per
cent. more. The Court decided to order a
resale.
Mr.. +. Y. Cannon. Of counsel for Mr..
Todd, asked for suspending order and
time TO execute a bond for an appeal.
Colonel John II. Guy opposed this, on the
ground that MIR. Todd was not party 10
the suit, and, therefore. did not have the
right OF appeal; but Dir. Cannon contend
ed that Mr.. Todd was made quasi party
10 the action by reason OF his purchase OF
the property and his complilnce with the
terms OF the sale. The Court asked the
counsel to point to authority 10 support
this position, which Mr.. Cannon asked time
to produce. go, A. -,
The case was continued till the after
noon, when the Judge heard further argu'
ment on the suspending order and the case
was continued until Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Robert Bridges, threatening to shoot
Nellie Harvey; also, carrying concealed
weapons. Dismissed on payment OF costs.
Nellie Mason, assaulting and choking
Nellie Harvey. Dismissed on payment OF
costs.
Nellie and Lizzie Harvey (both colored),
cursing and abusing Nellie Mason. Dis
charged on payment ofcosts.
John johnson (colored), charged with ob-
tanning So from j. l.. Slaughter under false
pretencCs. Not guilty.
Margaret Nelson (coloree), drunk and dis
orderly IN the street. Fined 50 aud costs.
Joseph Pleasants (eolored), charged with
petit larceny. The case was continued un-
tll THURSDAY morning. Peasants was sent
on 10 the grand jury to answer the charge
OF HOUSEKEEPING.
Robert Dickerson (colored) was fined S.
for creating disturbance in the street.
James Thomas stevens (cslored), charged
with stealing wood from the Newport:
News and Mississippi-va railroad. He
was turned over 10 his father, who whipped
him IN court.
Robert Brown (coIored), cursiug,
abusing, and threatening to assault Bette
,Jonts and using profane aud indecent Ian.
ouage on the street. Paid cssts.
George Acree, trespassing on the pre-
misses Of and defacing the property OF
.Iames Burnett. Dismissed.
Henry Jones lcolored). assaulting and
heating Lynda Jones. Fined $40 and
costs.
William II. alias Samuel Scott (colorcd).
assault and battery. Paid costs.
Robert Scott (eoloredl, drunk aud dlsor-
derly on the street. Fined ~ and costs.
Mike Mahoney and Hop Sing, assault and
battery. Paid costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
THE SOgTII SIDE.
a Petition for commandments
virginia ana Carolina
Railroad, &c.


[Corrssp spondOnce OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
PETERsBURG. May -, 1851.
Petitions are beng circulated IN this city
and IN DinWiddie county asking Governor
Lee 10 commute the sentence OF Holmes II.
Puryear. sentenced 10 be hanged on the
18th Of July for the murder OF his wife, to
Imprisonment in the penitentiary for life.
Executive clCmency i. the last hope OF the
condemned man, but it cannot be said that
even this hope is a very strong or cncour.
aging one. Meanwhile Puryear i engaged
three hours day in the work OF writing
up the history OF his IIfe. He is not well
educated. and this labor il one Of slow
progress.
Mir. samuel Whiimorc. widelyknO~n
young ci,izfn, Is lying very i'll OF consump-
iion at the residence OF Major j. A. john
ston IN this city.
John Jones (colorod) bad one Of his hands
crushed yesterday ny being sht By an
elevator ~ hIch lie was working.
No compromise has yet been arrived at
hetseon The city and the Virginia ana
Carolina Railroad Company. and il i not
believed that any further steps looking to
that end will be taken until the matter has
gone through the courts.
A. the day for tie county elections ap-
proaches the interwt IN the result IN.
crcaSeS. The indications are that some OF
the Democratic candidates in Prince
George, Grcensyille, and Sussex counties
will be elected. The Republican divisions
In all OF these counties are such as 70
threaten the success oitGe nominees OF that
party. or at least sore Of them.
In DinNiddie the main fight Is for the Of
fec OF treasurer, for which the candidates
are Mr. :. Y. Gillian (Republican) and
Colonel W. NJ. Field independently. Both
gentlemen are confident. and the result
may be said to be in doubt.
At an election for officers OF the new
town Of EmpoTia composed Of the villages
OF Ilicksford and Belield) held yesterday
Mr. l.. l.. Dickens wa, elected mayor and
Il. o. Woodruff sergeant. Nessrs. W. T..
Bailey, AlpbeuS Hartley, Edward Mason,
VI. Weiss, and W. ". Robinson were elect
ed cOuncilmcn. ROBIN ADAlR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25

~ such In Gastineau's School Of Languages,
on west Forty second street. HIs success
was not great, and for long Time pist be
has been continuously depressed. lie lived
Ia . boarding. house at 212 west Twenty
fourth street, and became great friend OF
Miss Nellie Gaines. daughter OF the knd-
lady.
Last Friday Won TiIIy taught Is usual ss
the school Saturday was holiday. sun.
day night he retired rather early, and no.
thing further was heard OF him until tbe
loud report OF bis pistol startled everybody
in the house yesterday morning. The bnl-
let plouRhed it, way clear through bis bead,
and when they reached bin he was dead.
He left q letter to his uncle, In which be
said that he was tired OF the life that he
was living, and that unless II soon changed
for The better he would end Il. lie up
braidcd bis uncle for the forged letter.
Won Tilly also left q villa curious
document. He desired that his body
should be cremated aud tha, the ceremony
should be witnessed by Miss Gaioes. In
order that she might not come out loeer
in The transaction she was 10 receive S6j.
He lsft e2S5 In money. From this were 10
be paid the funeral expenses and Mss
Gaipes's legacy, ana the balance was 70 be
given to the poor. Won Tiliy had manv
queer delusions. One was that Emperor
William had magnetized him and exer.
cised some malign influence over him.
His father, Heir Ralh Won riily, OF EloIng,
Germany, has been notified OF his son's
death. The body will be buried IN AmerI-
ca, and will probably be transferred to
Germany In time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
I,riess mud PcrannaIa.

No cases Of interest were tried in the
City Circuit Court Yesterday.
A great crowd of citizens left here last
night for Washington TO see the parade
Today.
Mr.. L. e. Walton, Of Stlnford. Ky., Is
whiting his native State, Nirsinla. and =
stopping with his sister at No. 1913 east
darshal street.
Mr.. James Z. Tate. OF Baltimore. is in
the city. He lcaa& for Europe in few
days, where he VIII spend toe summer
travelling on the continent.
Mr. b. \. Pillow, a member Of the police
force Of thlS city. has obtained a patent for
a shoe which. while serving all the pur.
poses of everyday wear, is perfectly water
proof and air-tight.
Mr. Paul Sanquinetti, ordnance officer OF
the State OF Alabama, and formerly OF
Richmond, IL in the city visiting friends,
and is stopping with Mr.. Il. Ferrandni,
G13 east Broad street.
Rain fell here for several hours yester-
day afternoon and evening, and at times
came down in torrents. The streets wele
much benefited by the visitation. ANA Will
this moraing look very clean and nice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
BRAVE HOBOKEN WOMAN.
She Rescucs Drowning hoy when
Dozen Men Couidn't Help Him.


While Mrs. Mary Mangin, the wife OF a
HObOken teIegraph-operator. was walking
alone IN HudsOn-Square Park yesterday
morning she saw little boy who had been
balancing himself on the stone wall that
separates the park from the river throw up
his hands and disappear with a splash 10
the water. A dozen men saw the accident
and ran yehemently around shouting ad-
vice in stentorian tones, but making no ef-
fort to get the boy out. The water was
deep and the boy was drowning.
Mrs. Mangin ran boldly down TO
the river and jumped In. The boy had
sunk twice and was struggling frsntically.
Mrs. Mangin struck out for him, and, with
a vigorous effort, got him to shore. The
boy was unconscious when she pulled him
upon the land, and Mrs. Mangin set
to work 10 resuscltate him. She rolled
him about on the grass until she got
the water out OF him, AID after awhile he
came 10. The men who had permitted Mrs.
Mangin TO rescue the boy stood around
with their hands in their pockets and
watched her efforts to restore him TO con-
sciousness with idle curiosity, but without
offering 10 help.
When It was evident that the boy was
safely recovered Mrs Nangin took him 10
his home, No. % Washington street, aud
then went TO her own home In Garden
street ~ unconcernedly as though res
cuing drowning boys were her daily oc-
cupatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25

.nID POINT COMFORT,
HYGEIA HOTEL.

Situated one hundred yards from Fort Mon
zoo. where daily target practice. guard mount,
ana drC.s parade take place. Excellent Boat
uc. Fishing. Driving. and surf Bathing. Ac-
o,mmodEtes 1000 guests. Afternoon concerts
and nightly loIs. Pure ocean air, free from
iral8lla snd conducive 10 refreshing sleep
Terms iess FOR TIE accommodations given than
a. any hotel Of iis class in the United States.
Ayc-age temterAture for summer, 16 degrees.
send for illustrated descriptive pamphlet
r. y. PIKE.
,,,x r. " FESu9m Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
Alexandria Notes.


ALEXANDRA. VA, May "a A gentleman
representing the Washington real estate
concern that purchased the square where
the old battery barracks stood was nere to-
day and gave orders for breaking ground
for sixty brick dwellings. lie calls ii "P0-
cahontas Place"
Mr.. Townsend Blggett died at his home,
near shutters Hill. this morning. For
years deceased kept meat-stall in the mar
ket. Some time ago he Withdrew and gave
bis attention 10 truck and nuTsery.sarm-
ing. lie suffered from cancerous afec-
ton, and was over seventy-fiye years old.
Colonel Andrews and Mr.. Reed left to-
day on an inspection tour over the pro-
posed mineral railrOad route.
Miss Belle Thompson, OF fauquier, died
sunday. She was the daughter OF Mr.
James Thompson, and had been i'll for
long time.
The grocery OF Kelly & Carr was partially
DESTROYED BY ire about 4 O'Clock this morn
ing. Loss not over $1,000, and insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
THE EPROFEssOR's DESPAIR.
His Disappointment In Love Ends
In suicide.
New York Times. ]

Egmont Won Tilly, young and hand.
some PTussian, ended his somewhat TO.
mantle life yesterday morning by sending
a pistol-ball through his brain. The set
was the result OF morbid brooding over
real and imaginary trouble, which unbal.
anced his mind.
Won Tilly was member OF the Prussian
army IN early lfe-he was thrty-eight
years old yesterday-and had good social
position in his native land. Ten years ago
be fell mady In love with Fannie, the
pretty daughter OF General Lestoeg, but the
union was strongly opposed by both fami-
lies. Won Tilly received letter finally.
signed with bis sweetheart's name, In
which she asserted In emphatic terms that
she never could be his wife. That, as far
as be was concerned, settled ii, hut his love
was never e1aced. Lately he leirned, rs
he had several times said, that the letter was
forgery--tbat his own uncle, Alexander
Schwartz, had written Il.
Three years ago Won TiIly ctme 10 AM
rica to seek bis fortune, aud. being masser
Of several languages, obtained . positiou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
RrCHMOND d DANvILLE OFFICES.
The Principal Ones Likely TO De
Kent In Washipgton.

The following general or operating Of
fees Of the Richmond and Danyille Rail-
road Company are at present IN Richmond: t:
Assistant general freight and passenger
agent, secretary, auditor, treasurer, ana
law denarfment. The last three OF these
have recently been removed from wash
inpton. The first two have always been
here.
TIE following offices are still in Washing
ton, whittier they were moved from Ricn.
m0nd last fall: General manager ashstan'
general manager. controller, chief engi-
neer, superintendent OF motive power.
general freight agent, general passenger
AGENT, assis;ont treasurer. general pur-
chasing agent, and superintendent oil teIe'
graph.
So il will be clearly seen that the ohices
have nor heen moved back after all. aud
there is no order IN existence TO give the
least foundation to the supposltlon that
they will be in the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
Always Keep the Upper Hand Of
Disease.

Changes Of temperature are apt 10 cause
dangerous sickness; in the full-blooded,
apoplexy is TO be feared. when you have
a pain in the head, feel dizzy. feverish,
rheumatic, or sick at the stomach take al
once three to ten OF Brandretb's Pills.
bingers OF disease or sudden prostration,
and the thing TO do Is 10 master the trouble
at once. Never let little sickness get the
better OF YOU. Drive il out OF doors Imme-
diately. Let there be no compromise. Al
ways have with you box OF Brandreth's
Pills, and you are prepared to fight the
worst form Of sickness 10 lis incipiency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
FERMENTATION OF q Knightiy Uni
form.

A most pleasant incident marked tue
regular monthly convocation OF Richmond
Commandery, No. ., knights Templars. at
st. Albans Hall last night. Eminent-Com'
mander A. r. Courtney presented to sir
knight Frank W. Cunningham, as marx of
personal esteem, full uniform Of a Tenn
phr afoot.v The recipient, whose facial
development was sufiused with a kuightly
blush on the entirely unexpected happen
ing, requested Past Eminent. Commander
Capers 10 respond for him, which the lat
ter did IN his usually characteristic, vlgor-
Ous, and GENIAL English.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
.,corfhe :. steel" Medal

Tomorrow afternoon at hali-pa,t the
chapel at Richmond College will be open
to the public on the occasion OF the contest
for the above prize. Heretofore these en-
toftanmcntS baye been private. but hlve
proved SO interesting 10 those present that
the faculty have decided to invite the pub
lie.
This medal, founded by our well-kD0Sn
and public spirited tOwnsman, Or. George
r. steel. is awarded to the best reader.
The list OF contestants comprise some OF
the best talent at the college.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
The city Rniiuay-The Dummy
RpIla'.

The City Railway Company has nclrlg
completed it, line 10 HOLLYWOOD. Cars
Will Le running by sunday. This eX'en'
sion will be- great convenience 10 the uD-
lic, and will be literally patroniZed, e,pe-
ciallv on MOnday-MemOriaI day.
The dummy.engine to be used on the cX.
tension 10 the New reservoir has been re-
ceived. In appearance it resembles asmal
Broad. street car. The engine has been
nsmed "Belle" for the liifle dau2hter Of
Major Claiming NJ. Bolton. Cars viii
soon be running to the reservoir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

y. W. BowE,5P. NJ, execu,ors' sale Of mo
farm known az "Westorook," three miles
from Richmond between Brook turnpike
and the Hermitage rosd; also, ether pre-
perty.
FRANK d. HILL 3 CO., 5P. NJ, rustecs sals
OF improved property In the plan Of BuenA
Vista, near the western limits OF the city.
JOHN 7. GODDIN, 81 p. n, store and DWELL
ing No. IS south Kighth street, between
Main and Cary streets
FURMAN TUPPER. @ p. NJ. two story frame
dwelling At the northeast corner OF Duva
and 81 Paul streets
JAMES y. KIAA. 81 p. NJ. two two-ss,ry
frame dwellings (NcS 1919 and iozi, On she
east side OF 81 John between Charity ami
Federal streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horssa. mul sy.
buggies, &c (; II A. NJ, bay mssss bss ~
and grocers wagon
CHEWING q RO6R. 90. and p. y. varioas
parcels OF land IN Jackson Waart
]. THOMPSON BROWN = CO and oAnpoON
D &ADANSON, az ~. commisoloaog1 sals
q nsy-sls valuable lots IN ths cIly e liasr
chester.